RE: [superversion] Connection with server

[Cook, D. <dar...@ci...>]

Hello,
I was having the same issue with a new server we're trying to use, and I
just solved the problem. The server.bat file had "set
HOSTNAME=3Dlocalhost", which worked on my older NT 4.0 server but not on
the brand new Windows 2003 server. Changing this to
HOSTNAME=3D%COMPUTERNAME% (or you can just hard-code the name of the
server) and it worked great, I was able to connect via the client from
my local machine.

:)

Darren Cook
Enterprise Data Services - Applications & Tools
Cingular Wireless
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-----Original Message-----
From: sup...@li...
[mailto:sup...@li...] On Behalf
Of Stefan Reich
Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 4:15 AM
To: sup...@li...
Subject: Re: [superversion] Connection with server


Hi Willem,

"Connection to server lost" is Superversion's translation for a=20
NoSuchObjectException. I found that a lost connection usually leads to=20
this exception, so I gave it a special handling.

However, it is possible that the exception is also thrown for other=20
reasons sometimes. The only reason I can imagine off the top of my head=20
is a version mismatch between client and server. You could try updating=20
all machines to Beta 8c.

In either case, you should have an exception stack trace in the log=20
panel right after the exception occurs. Can you copy & paste that for=20
me? (Copy function is in the context menu.)

Cheers,
-Stefan

Willem Clements wrote:
> I am having problems connecting to superversion servers. I have a=20
> server (v2.0 beta7) running under OS/2 and can connect to the server=20
> with a client running on the same machine. Whenever I try to connect=20
> from another local computer, I get the following message "Connection=20
> to server lost, please reconnect" (Client beta8c under Fedora linux).
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> This also happens when I try to connect with the OS/2 client to the=20
> Linux server. The OS/2 machine doesnt have any firewall running, and=20
> the Linux machine has ports 20022 and 20023 open.
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> Even trying to connect with a client under windows with either the=20
> Linux or the OS/2 server gives the same results
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> Any suggestions?
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